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we saw speculative bullish bets being made, but i think spe speculative is the only way to describe it here because people think johnson's strategy might be getting turned around. >> a pop here for the ostrich pillow. a madrid based pillow called banana studio has a new tuesdsng tool. it's a microenvironment, that is perfect for a power nap. it comes complete with holes -- for your mouth, head and hands. >> that is out of hand. >> be able to sleep like a log or like an ostrich. >> that's like a sci-fi movie. >> that is unbelievable. >> if you pay me enough money, i'll wear it on the show tomorrow. i will wear it on the show all show. >> really? >> all show? >> a lot of people typically think you are in that during the show. >> that's a good lynn by you. >> we should call it the banana studio and see what else they've got, too. >>> all right, coming up next, three names that could be your best bet for the new year. brad lammens dorf is here. >>> and later, we finally have a deal out of washington and if that makes you want to raise a glass, then you will want to stay tuned. we'll tell y
we saw speculative bullish bets being made, but i think spe speculative is the only way to describe it here because people think johnson's strategy might be getting turned around. >> a pop here for the ostrich pillow. a madrid based pillow called banana studio has a new tuesdsng tool. it's a microenvironment, that is perfect for a power nap. it comes complete with holes -- for your mouth, head and hands. >> that is out of hand. >> be able to sleep like a log or like an...
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why would you say i'm betting on meg whitman? i'm not willing to do that. i'd rather go where companies perform well. qualcomm won't be that much more expensive by the time you downgrade the earnings estimates. >> the gavel is coming down, we're going right to the stock. baker, who made the more compelling argument here on hp? >> i got to jump into bed with joe on that one. i nice 3.7% yield on it, some of the smartest minds on wall street are buying it. you look at the upside risk looks a lot better. >> just if you're scoring at home you meant ralph wentworth. gold below $1,700 after lawmakers struck that cliff deal, fails to address long-term spending. dennis gartman editor of "the gartman letter" good to see you on "the half." >> good to see you. >> fiscal cliff done, other issues on the way. where is gold going from here? >> it's going higher in yen terms. what you're seeing, we've got a government in japan that is predicating its entire platform on a weaker yen, expects to get a weaker yen, given that you'll try to create, they may not succeed but try
why would you say i'm betting on meg whitman? i'm not willing to do that. i'd rather go where companies perform well. qualcomm won't be that much more expensive by the time you downgrade the earnings estimates. >> the gavel is coming down, we're going right to the stock. baker, who made the more compelling argument here on hp? >> i got to jump into bed with joe on that one. i nice 3.7% yield on it, some of the smartest minds on wall street are buying it. you look at the upside risk...
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in european economies they're not half as bad as you think in the eurozone especially and so i would bet on the euro ok the americans will keep printing money i have no doubt about that john where you think the arab spring is going to go there's any doubt about it i. don't really think the arab spring is going to happen do it this year. you know it's tough to say there are still a lot of things happening you know some people think there was a low after egypt and tunisia. but there are still a lot of things happening i mean jordan right now is facing a lot of domestic. people are very upset with the government they are vying for some sort of constitutional monarchy that is more. that addresses more of their social concerns and doesn't for example torture people and and have a police state which is what they essentially have crane is still you know people are still fighting for freedom they're they're they're still out in the streets despite the ban on all demonstrations and protests. which the bahraini government has imposed with american support. but you know we'll have to see i think ye
in european economies they're not half as bad as you think in the eurozone especially and so i would bet on the euro ok the americans will keep printing money i have no doubt about that john where you think the arab spring is going to go there's any doubt about it i. don't really think the arab spring is going to happen do it this year. you know it's tough to say there are still a lot of things happening you know some people think there was a low after egypt and tunisia. but there are still a...
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best in terms of earnings because i focus on the calls and a huge am was poured in, i like to hedge my bets, sell the etf and buy the best performers in the etf according to my earnings per share work. that way if the move takes a turn for the worse we get a large macro number that hurts our market or some weakness out of europe i can lose less than the people playing the game because i own the best and i am short the rest. sector analysis is important. beam confuse this gigantic group of stock which comprises more than 15% of the s&p 500 constantly. tech is a conglomeration of a whole group, semiconductors, software, cloud, internet, large scale enterprise, tech, telecommunications tech, infrastructure stocks, assemblers, i like to look at them, the companies i follow versus the individual sectors because it doesn't work. cloud stocks are highly valued. meaning the price earnings to growth rates are extreme. that means there is no room for error or hair as we call it meaning something is wrong. something that could upset the growth rate. in 2011 one of my favorites reported a magnificent q
best in terms of earnings because i focus on the calls and a huge am was poured in, i like to hedge my bets, sell the etf and buy the best performers in the etf according to my earnings per share work. that way if the move takes a turn for the worse we get a large macro number that hurts our market or some weakness out of europe i can lose less than the people playing the game because i own the best and i am short the rest. sector analysis is important. beam confuse this gigantic group of stock...
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stuart: the gold report, i bet the price is up-- oh, not much though. we're running into this all of this debt and printing the money and gold is still at 1687. but we're up 11 bucks and 60 cents as of today. i'm going to pose the question, how much-- can't believe this, how much is a daughter worth? for one chinese father the answer is hundreds of millions of dollars. elizabeth macdonald, charles payne, they'll be reacting to the china bride story. ♪ oh, oh, china grove ♪ ♪ >> yes, it is a rally, dare we say, a fiscal cliff relief rally? dow is up 250 points. now, look at this, please, all 30 of the dow stocks are in the green. and sky of blue, sea of green. yes, we have it all up, 30 of them. hewlett-packard to wal-mart, every single dow stock is up and then some. nice going. one bride in china came with an expensive price for her father, four boxes of gold, a porsche, a mercedes benz, and bank account with 20 million yuan, yeah, 3 million bucks, 5 million shares of his company thrown in and a package as this part of the deal, 16 million. the co
stuart: the gold report, i bet the price is up-- oh, not much though. we're running into this all of this debt and printing the money and gold is still at 1687. but we're up 11 bucks and 60 cents as of today. i'm going to pose the question, how much-- can't believe this, how much is a daughter worth? for one chinese father the answer is hundreds of millions of dollars. elizabeth macdonald, charles payne, they'll be reacting to the china bride story. ♪ oh, oh, china grove ♪ ♪ >> yes,...
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liz: bill, i bet your chloric intake is down to the actual calorie every day; right? >> something like that, sure. liz: you're so displained. happy new year. >> happy new year, liz. >> chief strategist at bell curve. listen to him. making great calls every time. closing bell ringing in 48 minutes. now that congress got something done finally, what's that mean for you and your money? stretching out your 2013. that's what we are looking at. that's the theme, breaking down one of the upper income brackets, and what kind of taxes they will see. what kind of itemized deductions are they allowed? you name it, we have the answers for the upper income folks, and, plus, corporate america on the debt ceiling. a ceo who fast tracked dividends payouts because he was so nervous about december 31st coming and what the taxes might have been. how he feels now, how he feels about the housing market, and are confident consumers buying things to fill houses with his products? uncertainty. ceo of ethan allen sizing up the impact on hiring, spending, and whether the fast tracking was the
liz: bill, i bet your chloric intake is down to the actual calorie every day; right? >> something like that, sure. liz: you're so displained. happy new year. >> happy new year, liz. >> chief strategist at bell curve. listen to him. making great calls every time. closing bell ringing in 48 minutes. now that congress got something done finally, what's that mean for you and your money? stretching out your 2013. that's what we are looking at. that's the theme, breaking down one of...
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one thing is certain, none of these blowhazard is ever going to let you see the returns after what i bet was a fiasco year what i can only call an alleged strategy of the not even a fault strategy. not even a strategy. why did risk on risk off lead you astray? the s&p 500 gained 13.5 last year. but 16% of you included reinvested dividends, we know for sure those who played the on/off switch game, the binary nan sense didn't get to reinvest the dividends whichy hugely important to the component of this this year's performance. some of these trading tailgunners may not have gotten anything to show for their difference. even as companies continued to raise higher and higher payouts, second the shorthand risk/no risk let you down entirely. let's take europe. what was risky? the bonds, stocks? bonds miraculous former stocks incredible, too. i guess if you flitted from risk on to risk off and back again, you sold low and bought high. pretty regularly. maybe daily. because the riskiest moments theoretically what were you supposed to avoid if you were playing risk off were the times when the big
one thing is certain, none of these blowhazard is ever going to let you see the returns after what i bet was a fiasco year what i can only call an alleged strategy of the not even a fault strategy. not even a strategy. why did risk on risk off lead you astray? the s&p 500 gained 13.5 last year. but 16% of you included reinvested dividends, we know for sure those who played the on/off switch game, the binary nan sense didn't get to reinvest the dividends whichy hugely important to the...
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i love that this is a bet on the global economy. i am looking around at all these different global estimates for gdp next year. i think they are extraordinarily low. let's just take some things that have happened over the last couple weeks. japan just elected a guy who is out of his mind. i am not very excited about his money printing policies. this guy is so serious about bringing back the warrior spirit of japan. brazil is being underestimated. the global economy is what will drive caterpillar. i think this stock will be off to the races. connell: i am sure you do not like him out of this deal, but look at stocks. charles: i am making people a lot of money today. this is a knee-jerk reaction. it is a good sign that a sigh of relief rally, but it does not mean much for our economy. it could also be much worse which is what the market is celebrating. connell: charles, next hour, we will see you. time to go back to nicole petallides. nicole: we avoided a disaster. let's celebrate. we are off of our earlier highs. all three had been a
i love that this is a bet on the global economy. i am looking around at all these different global estimates for gdp next year. i think they are extraordinarily low. let's just take some things that have happened over the last couple weeks. japan just elected a guy who is out of his mind. i am not very excited about his money printing policies. this guy is so serious about bringing back the warrior spirit of japan. brazil is being underestimated. the global economy is what will drive...
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so if you look at what's been happening though, you would bet that this year would be the year that we stay steady again? or just keep listening to the fed to see what they say? >> i think expectations are, we are going to stay steady. that makes me nervous. when you have a wide consensus that everybody feels the same way, is when you get blind-sided. >> anthony, everybody seems to think that oil prices are going higher. that's two things. again, better economy bb but also the dollar dropping that makes oil prices go up. how are you playing this? >> one factor you left out is china showing 9% growth and demand for oil this november over last year and also their manufacturing is almost to the point where it was before they hit a recession. the real thing i like is gold and silver. i would like it buy both metals. we are still pretty money to no end. we still have some problems with the fiscal cliff as far as spending cuts and debt ceiling coupling up. >> all right, anthony, rich, kenny, gentlemen thank you and happy new year. tyler, back over to you. >> happy new year, everybody. facebo
so if you look at what's been happening though, you would bet that this year would be the year that we stay steady again? or just keep listening to the fed to see what they say? >> i think expectations are, we are going to stay steady. that makes me nervous. when you have a wide consensus that everybody feels the same way, is when you get blind-sided. >> anthony, everybody seems to think that oil prices are going higher. that's two things. again, better economy bb but also the...
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. >> you bet. >>> coming up, mitt romney's caught on tape comments revealed his true feelings about the poor in this country, next. how the 47% changed the presidential race. >>> and we traveled the country to bring you the stories of workers fighting to keep their jobs as republicans tried to dismantle labor unions. later, john nichols joins me on the future of organized labor, and much more. stay tuned. he more you lose because for every 2 pounds you lose through diet and exercise, alli can help you lose one more by blocking some of the fat you eat. let's fight fat with alli. ♪ >>> welcome back to "the ed show." thanks for watching. one video defined this year's presidential campaign more than anything else, mitt romney and the 47%. >> been told this, don't worry, we'll take care of them how. are we going to do it? in two months before the elections to convince everybody you've got to take care of yourself? there are 47% who will rote for the president no matter what. there are 47% who are with him who are dependent upon them that believe they are victims, that believe government ha
. >> you bet. >>> coming up, mitt romney's caught on tape comments revealed his true feelings about the poor in this country, next. how the 47% changed the presidential race. >>> and we traveled the country to bring you the stories of workers fighting to keep their jobs as republicans tried to dismantle labor unions. later, john nichols joins me on the future of organized labor, and much more. stay tuned. he more you lose because for every 2 pounds you lose through diet...
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would you bet -- you look at the nikkei up 17% in the last quarter. lots happened. but there's potential for a lot more. >> my knowledge of -- of japanese politics isn't so great. >> no. >> the indications are that that is what is about to happen. certainly that's what the market's betting on. i couldn't -- >> yeah. >> give a view. >> okay. stick around. >> got it. >> if that's all right. global strategist for management. >>> oil prices up as u.s. lawmakers strike a deal on the fiscal cliff. how will the spread between brent and imix look in 2013? some think it could get a lot bigger. >>> i'll show where we stand with brent and imex. both prices up along with other so-called risk assets. nymex up to 92.65. brent trading below 112. and we have neil attkisson with us. i hope you had a good break. >> you, too. >> expected reaction in the oil markets to what was announced in washington last night. before christmas, number of guests said this would be the year where we're going to see a sharp divergence between in the -- in the spread between nymex and brent as we get mo
would you bet -- you look at the nikkei up 17% in the last quarter. lots happened. but there's potential for a lot more. >> my knowledge of -- of japanese politics isn't so great. >> no. >> the indications are that that is what is about to happen. certainly that's what the market's betting on. i couldn't -- >> yeah. >> give a view. >> okay. stick around. >> got it. >> if that's all right. global strategist for management. >>> oil prices...
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. >> you bet. >>> we've got another piece of news. there was another piece of legislation discussed in the house last night. but unlike the fiscal cliff, there was no vote on this. despite pleas for bipartisan support for this -- from a bipartisan group, the session was adjourned, and the current term of congress will end without having a vote on superstorm sandy aid. that was something that people were looking for. >> this is absolutely indefensible. the fact is every bit of documentation that was required by the leadership of the house was provided by governor cuomo, governor christie, merritt blob, everybody played -- mayor bloomberg, everybody played by the rules except tonight. indefensible. we have a moral obligation. the people are out of their homes, the people who are cold, the people without food, the people who have lost their jobs, they don't have the time to wait. we cannot just walk away from our responsibilities. >> and the senate had passed a $60.4 billion sandy disaster aid bill last week. the current session comes to
. >> you bet. >>> we've got another piece of news. there was another piece of legislation discussed in the house last night. but unlike the fiscal cliff, there was no vote on this. despite pleas for bipartisan support for this -- from a bipartisan group, the session was adjourned, and the current term of congress will end without having a vote on superstorm sandy aid. that was something that people were looking for. >> this is absolutely indefensible. the fact is every bit...
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senator lindsey graham yesterday, he said you want to bet on that? they think they have a lot of leverage in the new year. the republicans had little leverage in 2012 after the election and basically, the white house got a lot of what they wanted in this deal. but there are many, many debt battles and i think the credit rate i rating agentries are the x factor here. congress has a way of saying we're going to cut later. once again, they've done it. >> yeah, we've already had some analysts out there saying that the odds of a u.s. debt downgrade has increased in their view from 20% to 10%. but at the same time, bob, in terms of how the most recent talks have gone through, are you more optimistic or less? >> less optimistic. i think the parties -- this was another brutal fight and now, both party rs saying something very differently. president obama saying he wants more revenue. he wants to go after the tax loopholes and republicans are talking we need trillions of dollars in cuts. so they are very, very far apart and we've got about two to three months
senator lindsey graham yesterday, he said you want to bet on that? they think they have a lot of leverage in the new year. the republicans had little leverage in 2012 after the election and basically, the white house got a lot of what they wanted in this deal. but there are many, many debt battles and i think the credit rate i rating agentries are the x factor here. congress has a way of saying we're going to cut later. once again, they've done it. >> yeah, we've already had some analysts...
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would you bet everything that you're worth that we'll actually do that, go to the moon and back safely before 1970? ok, would you have gotten a small minority of yeses. therefore by definition half of the people thought it was impossible. and therefore you had a right to call it research. and if nasa did most of its expenditure on things that half the people do not think is possible, we would have enormous breakthroughs and we would be going to the moons of saturn instead of not going to the moon that we went to 50 years ago. [applause] >> it's difficult for me to stand up. when orbital's flights become commercially viable for us, people, everyday citizens, who will be flying them? military pilots or commercial pilots? and if they're commercial pilots, who would be training them and where would they be trained? >> ok, for orbital flying, that's a good question. i had a chart, i didn't use it today, but it showed the time that -- a calendar time in history that the fastest that man had flown, you know, of course it was the military pilots or the astronauts, right? and then another line
would you bet everything that you're worth that we'll actually do that, go to the moon and back safely before 1970? ok, would you have gotten a small minority of yeses. therefore by definition half of the people thought it was impossible. and therefore you had a right to call it research. and if nasa did most of its expenditure on things that half the people do not think is possible, we would have enormous breakthroughs and we would be going to the moons of saturn instead of not going to the...
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>> yeah, and i would bet he gets his way. i would bet that in the end, we'll have some -- yet another fake fix on the debt ceiling. the fact of the matter is, this cannot go on. we're borrowing $188 million an hour that we don't have. the chinese don't want to lend it to us. the japanese, the british, the saudis, no major world lender wants to lend us that money. so either people have got to pay for this stuff or live within their means. >> brian: are you one of those who believe if we did make some tough choices now, the way the world looks almost by default if china -- with china struggling, europe in a mess, nobody else there, this could be another great era for america? >> yeah. if we got real about it, basically everyone -- the argument that china is ready to be the global colossus is nonsense. it's going to be worse because if america goes goes out of the world super power business, which is what we basically voted to do yesterday, there is nobody there to take the place that's going to be a world without order. it's no
>> yeah, and i would bet he gets his way. i would bet that in the end, we'll have some -- yet another fake fix on the debt ceiling. the fact of the matter is, this cannot go on. we're borrowing $188 million an hour that we don't have. the chinese don't want to lend it to us. the japanese, the british, the saudis, no major world lender wants to lend us that money. so either people have got to pay for this stuff or live within their means. >> brian: are you one of those who believe if...
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. >> i'll bet she does. >> mexico? >> she does! >> she does not! there are only trailers there. >> stephanie: she owns the cantina in ensenada. >> i saw her dancing on a table there. >> stephanie: no, jim ward. here's a late holiday gift. hannity lost half his tv audience after the election. gee, i guess people don't like -- >> being lied to? >> stephanie: right! viewers were basked in his anti-obama rhetoric tuned him out when they were stunned to wake up and discover the president won a second term. a scenario that hannity promised would never ever happen. >> stephanie: he had a parade of oh, i love this, thought leaders, on the right. that's a contradiction of terms like jumbo shrimp. dick morris and ann coulter who all predicted the president would lose in a landslide. let's dive into the right-wing world. see what's doing today. we already did the sounder. do you want to do it again? [ ♪ circus ♪ ] >> obama and the white house have narrative setters in the liberal media who are just raring to blame republicans for not giving in enough. i t
. >> i'll bet she does. >> mexico? >> she does! >> she does not! there are only trailers there. >> stephanie: she owns the cantina in ensenada. >> i saw her dancing on a table there. >> stephanie: no, jim ward. here's a late holiday gift. hannity lost half his tv audience after the election. gee, i guess people don't like -- >> being lied to? >> stephanie: right! viewers were basked in his anti-obama rhetoric tuned him out when they were...